Autumn and winter to watch high padded shoulder pads

Lead: The wide-shouldered suit designed by Mr. Armani was popular throughout the 1980s, and together with the DISCO culture and feminist movement created the inverted triangle of 'big woman'.

However, the tradition of broad shoulders should also be traced back to Spain during the Renaissance. At that time, both men and women liked to add cushions on the shoulders to create an exaggerated and splendid temperament. Its first ascent on the T platform was the creation of designer Elsa Schiaparelli. She shifted the focus of fashion from the waist and hips to the shoulders, closed the buttocks, widened the shoulder pads, and emphasized the flatness of the shoulders. This design was the main trend of women's clothing before World War II.

This fall is popular with inverted triangles. The shoulder design is slightly "flying out." The thickness of the padding inside is definitely not too low. "Sentimental" is full and it is the savior of the slippery girls.

Left: Krizia 2012 Winter Right: Kingston University 2012 Winter

A coat with a sense of architecture on the silhouette, an exaggerated straight shoulder line, a gray grid pattern, and a thick material create a feeling of a short wall.

Roberto Cavalli 2012 Winter

The collision of the animal pattern with the rising shoulder pads is bound to get hot, but fortunately there are deep purple tones and elegant balance.

Mary Katrantzou 2012 Winter

The semi-circular wide-shoulder style reproduced in the 1930s also softened the popular hustle and bustle shape and combined with the digital printing.

Jason Wu Fall Winter 2012

Wide shoulder pads and military uniforms have always been a good partner, and the straight lines of the epaulets are arrogant and unstoppable.